• The Center for Environmental Innovation and Leadership announced the winners of the second annual CEIL Awards. The awards recognize military and federal, teams and programs that have demonstrated exemplary performance in integrating environmental stewardship into day-to-day activities.
  • The new Energy Systems Integration Facility at U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is tackling the challenge of keeping the power grid running reliably while at the same time introducing a host of new technologies into an already complex system.
  • Covering fiscal 2009, the report documents successes and improvements in the Army sustainability areas of human capital, training and operations, materiel and acquisitions, services and infrastructure.
  • The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recognized two Department of Defense facilities with the Energy Star Combined Heat and Power award for taking an efficient, clean, and reliable approach to generating power and thermal energy from a single source.

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Hawaii directory of “green” employers now available to public
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Written by CEIL Staff   
Monday, 09 January 2012 10:00

The State Department of Labor and Industrial Relations of Hawaii recently launched a web-based Directory of Green Employers as part of its Hawai'i Green Jobs Initiative.

The State Department of Labor and Industrial Relations (DLIR) of Hawaii recently launched a web-based Directory of Green Employers as part of its Hawai'i Green Jobs Initiative. Green employers—who work in areas such as renewable energy production and natural resource conservation post profiles in the Directory that describe their operations, specify their core occupations, and describe the skills and education they want in employees. Jobseekers access the employer profiles to learn about these companies and the workers they require.

The Hawai'i Directory of Green Employers includes results from a 2010 survey conducted by the Hawai'i Green Jobs Initiative to assess the number of green jobs in the private sector in Hawai'i. These results and additional employer data can be found in the directory. The online directory allows employers to update their information and new employers to add themselves to the directory.

"Hawai'i is blessed with hundreds of Green Employers operating thousands of work sites--and through our Green Jobs Initiative we are investing in Hawaii's workforce by providing training needed to work with green companies," said DLIR Director Dwight Takamine. "Now we have developed a comprehensive, centralized tool for matching existing employers with potential employees. This is an important step forward as we continue to build a sustainable economy."

To access the directory, go to https://lmi.ehawaii.gov/green

 



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